Ṣàwárí

Ilé-Ifẹ̀ between roughly the eleventh and fifteenth centuries, its sculpture in copper alloy and terracotta, the industries that paid for it, and its relationships with Benin, Ọ̀wọ̀ and the Niger.

Guide to the twelve files in the medicine and indigenous sciences section, covering pharmaceutical botany, clinical practice, bone-setting, psychiatry, obstetrics, epidemic management, metallurgy, numeracy, and contemporary regulation.

Ògún is the Yoruba orisa of iron, metallurgy, hunting, warfare, tool-making, and pathways, serving as the cosmic pioneer and enforcer of covenants.

Paired brass casting staffs of the Yoruba Ògbóni society, examining lost-wax metallurgy, gendered iconology, institutional judicial authority, and collection provenance.

An archaeometallurgical and art-historical analysis of Yorùbá iron smelting, blacksmithing technologies, sacred regalia for Ògún and Ọ̀sanyìn, and museum provenance debates.

A comprehensive guide to the six files covering Yoruba metallurgy, glassmaking, textile technology, architecture, agriculture, and vigesimal mathematics.

Archaeological evidence, furnace typologies, blacksmith social status under Ogun, and hollow lost-wax casting metallurgy in the Yoruba region.